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Albany International Reports Record Revenue Following CH-53K Contract Revision

1 report, 1 independent Updated Jan 1
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What happened

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Albany International reported third-quarter revenue of $349.5 million, marking a 34% year-over-year increase. This performance was supported by growth in its Engineered Composites segment and an agreement with Sikorsky to revise the economics of the CH-53K program. The renegotiated contract contributed $12 million to third-quarter revenue and $44 million to adjusted EBITDA.

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Why it matters

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The revised CH-53K agreement provides a more stable foundation for Albany International's Salt Lake City manufacturing facility and improves the program’s long-term economics. This stability helps Albany International transition from resolving legacy issues to pursuing growth opportunities across commercial and defense programs.

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Who's involved

  • Albany InternationalReported record revenue and secured the contract revision for the CH-53K program.
  • SikorskySecured amended contract terms with Albany International for the CH-53K program.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • BoeingSpeculative

    Albany International's Engineered Composites segment might see increased revenue from Boeing platforms.

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